Agero reviews

They don't go over some of the fine print that you sign on your first day. Apparently you sign something that states in the event of unforseen high volume calls they have the right to enforce mandatory overtime. They can schedule that overtime when they want. And if you don't show up because you were off for two days in a row and didn't know, they will still count it against you. Also, if one person in your area gets sick, plan getting sick. They don't sanitize the desks or chairs. And while there's supposed to assigned seating, it's never adhered to. So anyone could touch your stuff and leave their sick germs everywhere. If you get really sick, make sure to have a doctor's note. And if you've gained points for being sick, to the point that you're on any kind of write-up, you are ineligible to take a leave of absence. On a side note, yes "volunteer time off" was available when it was slow. But it was pushed on you when you were trying to get atleast close to 40 hours.

The people I worked with were nice and the work was fulfilling. I enjoyed helping people. We use maps to pinpoint locations and dispatch service across the country. All in all it was a good experience.